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Various definitions of via-in-pad can be found in IPC-4671. Typically, via in pad refers to a via that is plated through and then filled with a conductive (or non-conductive) epoxy plugging ink. The ink is then planarized to create a flat surface and plated over. Most commonly, this via will eventually be patterned into an SMT or BGA pad for soldering.Applications
Via-in-Pad conserves real estate and also provides a direct conduit for heat transfer. Current fine pitch BGA and flip-chip component footprints prohibit running traces and vias (typical BGA configuration). Instead, the BGA pad, trace, and via are combined into one single feature allowing for 50% space savings. Conductive inks (electrical and thermal) transfer heat from critical components.澳洲5微信群
The HDI via fill plating process dramatically reduces the number of steps required while at the same time allowing for smaller circuit lines and spaces.Click here for more
Via Plugging Guideline
Summary chart of the different types of via plugs classified by IPC-4761 type, description, and material used. Page also features the various types of via plugging, a description of the via plugging process and our customers' most common concerns.Click here for more
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Here you will find via-in-pad fabrication issues that we have resolved:- Voids / dimples
- Planarity
